Doubt is a healthy companion to faith. And yet sometimes doubt dislodges us from being grounded.

Sometimes we just need the self-awareness to realize how dumb it is when we’re comparing ourselves to other people.

Deconstruction was Jesus’s jam. Over and over again he gave strong critiques in order to inspire people to rethink power, social standing, and religion.

We listen to the brutally honest prayer by Dax today.

Another gift that doubt can give us is that it can unmask injustice disguised as God’s will.

Doubt - if done well - has the grit to move us away from apathy and cynicism.

Can you start your prayer today with brutal honesty about your doubts?

The feminine Hebrew word Shekinah was how the Talmud spoke about the presence and glory of God. Today we receive the Shekinah blessing.

Enjoyment leads to praise. How does that play out in your spiritual life?

In your holy imagination, spend time in the arms of Jesus as a little child.

Our Pastor in Resident, Dottie Oleson, tells about a walk with another pastor that turned playful.

Jesus taught over and over again that God is our parent. But he didn’t come up with that idea. It goes at least as far back as the Psalms, written hundreds of years before Christ.

Can you receive a blessing - can you let it in and allow your soul to awaken to the good words spoken over you?

If listening to God in scripture is supposed to produce good fruit, then a lot of us might need to reconsider how we’ve listened to God there, because we’re not flourishing like it says we should be.

Sometimes we have to do some work to appropriately re-translate some bible words if we’re going to be able to meet God in scripture.

What does it mean to have God be your secure dwelling place?

A Psalm of Orientation is a simple prayer that reflects on a spiritual life that feels ordered, clear, and hopeful. There are probably some areas of your life where you feel that way.

Learning how name what’s going on in yourself is essential for prayer. Today, there’s a practical exercise for you.